On November 6, 2018, Swiftpage (current developer of Act! software) announced that as of January 1, 2019, the third-party licensing service embedded in Act! will be discontinued.
From a consumer point of view, we don't really think about this as that functionality is embedded in the software and hidden to the end-user. You may or may not know this, but most software relies on third-party components to add functionality. Otherwise you are at risk of losing access to your data on January 1, 2019! You will need to upgrade to a newer version of Act! or convert to another CRM. With the advent of Act! subscription, software updates and phone support is included at a reasonable monthly or annual fee.Are you an Act! user on an older version, specifically one developed from 2004 to 2015 (Act! 2005 to v17)? If so, you need to take immediate action to preserve your access to your Act! database. The long term solution is to upgrade to Act! v18+. We have provided Act! tech support since 1997. If you fear trying this yourself, we can help. So, you will have to test other programs. Now, this scenario assumes no other programs on this workstation require. Here is the article from Swiftpage, citing additional details. Take note: If you upgrade one PC using option 2 then, all PCs + server need to have that same version. V17 (Pro): Upgrade to v17.2 SP2 (US) and Hot Fix 2.
V17 (Premium): Upgrade all the workstations to v17.2 SP 2 (US) and Hot Fix 2. V16 (Premium): Upgrade all the v16 workstations to v16.3 Hot Fix 1, and here is the download link. NET Framework 4.6.1, and here is a video on how to find your list of programs. NET 4.6.x is installed, you need to do the one of the following: If Act! crashes when you attach a document, you may have some Windows updates applied that confused Act!.Īct! v16 supports. Act v16 and Act v17 Crashes When Attaching a Document to History
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